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Not saying it is because cops haven’t really earned the Autism valuable and rare incredibly strong useful and many talents jack skellington shirt What’s more,I will buy this benefit of the doubt but isn’t it possible someone is having a heart attack, collapses onto a cement floor, and the head smacking the floor kills them? I had this thought but flipped; could a head injury (that went unnoticed) cause the heart attack (that did get noticed)? That or he got the fuck beat out of him and they just found a dead guy on the floor. Not every skull fracture looks like someone with their head caved it, he could have just been an unresponsive dead dude on the ground My assumption was that he had a heart attack and hit his head when he collapsed. I’d need to see the actual report for more info; this is all speculation.

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A friend of my wife was punched by someone in a parking lot for dinging the Autism valuable and rare incredibly strong useful and many talents jack skellington shirt What’s more,I will buy this guy’s car. His head hit the curb when he fell, and he died. Dwyer noted that all jail deaths are reported to the department’s health affairs unit, special investigation team, chaplain and legal team. See, we report it! It’s reported to ourselves and then we disseminate it to each other. Total transparency! If the public wants to know, they can jump through bureaucratic hoops or file lawsuits. Anyway, why do they want to be all in our business anyway…/s Pair this with NYC’s push for involuntary hospitalization and recognize that a dangerous framework is starting to establish itself. In my EMT days we had list of local people with mental illnesses that were so violent we would not respond for their calls. And many of those on that list were banned from all the local hospitals too. Hospitals sort of frown on treating people again who ripped the scalp off a nurse. So when they had an emergency it was up to the cops finding some reason to arrest them and to bring them to the local jails and prison for treatment- which pretty much entailed tossing them in a cell until they got better or died because the guards are not medical professionals. Just venting, but why is this so fucking hard to get right? Can we not have involuntary hospitalization but also a functional mental health system to hospitalize those people in? I’m going to venture a guess that people aren’t coming out of the woodwork to voluntarily work with a population that is unpredictable, potentially violent, and exhausting.

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